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A refined sanctuary on Mercer Street, Monos’ SoHo flagship translates its minimalist, design-led philosophy into physical form - offering an oasis for discerning travellers and establishing luggage no...
This 2-floor store blends local sourcing, full service, Amazon integration and innovative payments in the burgeoning Hudson Yards area. Best place to see Amazon One (pay with your palm) in NYC.
IKEA House Warming is a month‑long, two‑storey pop‑up at 31 East 17th Street in Union Square that anchors IKEA’s US “Year of Cooking & Eating” campaign and its 40th‑anniversary celebrations, refra...
An intense, monochrome red jewel-box that fuses trunkmaking heritage with Dame Pat McGrath’s high-drama cosmetics vision, this Prince Street pop-up shows how Louis Vuitton can prototype a full beauty ...
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A Meatpacking showcase for the electric-first, chunky 'Adventure vehicles" - experience, learning, configuration and test drives, with lots of lifestyle design queues in a generous location.
British architect Sophie Hick's minimalist take on Alaia's move from wholesale to D2C.
Google's brand/experience offering that makes the Apple Store seem staid and 'last year'.
A dedicated womenswear store in a walnut and pink corner plot, extending 'Kith village' (Lafayette, Bleecker, now Broadway), and adding flower shop and cafe.
Another reinvention of the department store as curation, brands and experience.
Now closed (and succeeded by the Muji Market), this store once stood comparison with other pop-up and brand aggregators ...
